My Ford 2000 had more than enough power for a light duty, 6.5 ft, 18", Dearborn disc. This disc was actually made for the lighter, and slightly less powerfull Ford n-series tractors. A 3-point disc of any make would be my last choice for a food plot tool. If you have nice soil, without a lot of rocks, consider a tiller. I have yet to hear from anyone, who has used both a 3-point disc and tiller on smaller plots, who prefers the disc. If your plots will be more than a couple of acres in size, consider a pull-type disc, which are far more effective that 3-points. Your tractor would easily handle a 8 or 10 ft pull-type disc. If you dont need to move the disc over the road after purchase, an old pull-type without a lift cylinder can often be had for a couple hundred bucks. A pull-type disc will do a better job with less weight per disc because all sections maintain better soil contact.